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	The Trial of Katherine Nairn and Patrick Ogilvie, For the Crimes of Incest and Murder... - author unknown. Publication info - London: Reprinted for T. Becket and P.A. De Hondt, 1765. Katharine Nairn and Patrick Ogilvie were involved in a sort of eighteenth-century soap opera. Nairn was married to Thomas Ogilvie, a man twice her age. They shared their home with his younger brother Patrick and the mistress of the youngest brother of the family, Alexander. Thomas was poisoned and died. Nairn and Patrick were charged with his death, and with incest, i.e. adultery, both capital crimes... Keywords: adultery; murder; incest; prostitution Downloads: 432
	A Compleat Translation of the Memorial of the Jesuit Father John Baptist Girard, Rector of the Royal Seminary of the Chaplains of the Navy, in the City of Toulon, against Mary Catherine CadiÃ¨re - unknown. publication info: London: Printed for J. Millan, 1732. The case between Catherine CadiÃ¨re and her spiritual director, Jean-Baptiste Girard, was a famous and closely-followed scandal of its time. She accused him of seduction, "spiritual incest" (that is, introducing sex into a religious relationship of power), witchcraft, and heresy. The case was so notorious that the Crown intervened, ordering the Parlement of Aix to try the complaint. Of course, the case and trial were titillating... Keywords: spiritual incest; Jesuits; Jansenism Downloads: 96
	A Compleat Translation of the Whole Case of Mary Catherine CadiÃ¨re, Against the Jesuit Father John Baptist Girard, in a Memorial, Presented to the Parliament of Aix. - author unknown. Publication info - London: Printed for J. Millan, 1732. The case between Catherine CadiÃ¨re and her spiritual director, Jean-Baptiste Girard, was a famous and closely-followed scandal of its time. She accused him of seduction, "spiritual incest" (that is, introducing sex into a religious relationship of power), witchcraft, and heresy. The case was so notorious that the Crown intervened, ordering the Parlement of Aix to try the complaint. Of course, the case and trial were titillating... Keywords: Cadiere; Girard; spiritual incest; Jesuits; Jansenists Downloads: 99